GL Codes
You can create GL (General Ledger) codes to track specific expenses relevant to your shipments.
The GL Codes page is where you can view and add GL Codes for your domain.
On the GL Codes page, select a GL Code name to view it.
On the GL Codes page, you can search for a specific GL Code using the Search box.

Export your GL code search result to a CSV file
In the top right corner of the GL Codes page, select Export Search Result.
In the top right corner of the GL Codes page, select Add GL Code.
Enter a name and description for the GL Code.
At the bottom of the page, select Create.
An auto GL code is a GL code applied to one or more orders automatically, based on criteria that you set.
Each auto GL code is comprised of one or more segments. Each segment contains one or more rules that describe a set of criteria used to automatically apply the GL code to specific orders.
You can edit and use the default segment only:

Or, you can add and use multiple segments:

Select the Auto GL Coding tab.
Segment 1 is created by default and displays:
In the Segment Editor section, select Add Rule. The Edit Rule dialog box displays.
Make your selections, add other rules if you want, and then select Confirm. See the "Edit Rule Field Descriptions" below for more information about the Edit Rule fields.
At the bottom of the GL Codes page, select Create.
Edit Rule Field Descriptions
Field | Description |
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Match Type | Determine how the criteria are considered for the auto GL code. To learn more about each criterion involved, see the descriptions for "Filter", "Operator", and "Value" below.
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Filter | The primary criterion (such as Direction, Billing Terms, and so on) in the auto GL code rule that's used when applying the GL code automatically. For example, if you want your auto GL code to be applied based on a specific billing term, set the Filter to Billing Terms. ![]() NoteDepending on which Filter option you select, the Operator and Value options will change. |
Operator | The criterion that determines the action between the Filter and the Value. For example, you can set the Operator to Equals. This way, the option selected for the Filter will be equal to the option selected for the Value. ![]() |
Value | The criterion that defines a specific type of Filter criterion. For example, with the Filter set to Billing Terms, you can set the Value to 3rd Party. ![]() |
Segment Value | Enter a user-defined alphanumeric value for each rule. This value will display as the name of the auto GL code in the GL Codes section on the Details for Order page and in the Related GL Codes section on the Details for Shipment page. |
Fallback Rule | Select a fallback behavior to be applied if no orders match the criteria of your rules. |
Select the Auto GL Coding tab.
At the bottom of the GL Codes page, select Delete > Yes.